Pushing on Through

              In the book, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling, Harry is a very strong and courageous boy as I have said before. In the book there are a lot of parts where he really is so fearless and more brave then anyone I know of. Throughout the series he has developed a lot into who he is now. He started out as a little, sort of nervous boy and has become helpful to others and brave at battle.
              He helped many of the other students with a private club called Dumbledore's Army (D.A.) where they learned new spells to prepare for battle because Umbridge wouldn't teach them anything. I feel that by Harry doing this action showed how kind and advanced he is. It also shows true friendship because Umbridge, Filch, and Slytherins were trying to get them into big trouble by catching them yet he agreed to keep up his training to them. This ended up not working so well because they got in big trouble once they finally found them training in action.
              The major event in the book that shows that he is brave and strong is when he is at the ministry and all the death eaters and Voldemort  and they all broke into battle. In this scene he was very brave by staying and fighting instead leaving the problem behind and going. This scene showed that Harry is a very strong person because even after Sirius his godfather is killed by Bellatrix Lestrange (they are cousins) he continues to fight while holding in all the grief of the event that just happened. Harry goes through a lot of hard times and still always manages to make it through alright.